Gueéch bishiuű: flowers of the desert
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This rug was woven by my mom Leonor Lazo Gonzalez; I helped her to weave it a little bit whenever I had a break from farmwork. It was woven in the traditional style of the Benizaa people, the main symbol is the eye of the feather serpent that becomes awaken when we live a balanced life. Our elders teach us that balance and harmony is the source of love and wisdom.
Size: 80x150 cm 2.5x5 ft
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